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Today's Valentine shaker card features the Spellbinders Snarky Hearts Glimmer Plates.  


I used a variety of Spellbinders Glimmer foils to foil the Glimmer Plates onto heavy white cardstock as well as gold foil cardstock. I took the heart die included in the Snarky Hearts Glimmer Plate set and cut out two hearts from a red and pink card base. I glued a piece of acetate to the back of the card bases and placed foam tape all around the back of the bases.  I folded two white A2 sized card panels and sprinkled assorted Valentine glitters on the white card panels in the areas where I cut the hearts from the card bases.  I adhered the card bases to the card panels to create the two shaker cards.


On the front of each card panel, I cascaded hearts down the card, alternating a conversation heart with a solid heart.  I embellished the pink card with small red glitter heart stickers.  I embellished the red card by punching out small gold foil hearts and gluing them to the front of the card.


The final touch was to add a strip of white and gold striped washi tape going down both the left and right sides of the card.

Such an easy and beautiful Valentine card!





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Supplies:
  • Accent Opaque White Cardstock 100lb
  • Recollections Cardstock - White, Red, and Gold Foil
  • Spellbinders Snarky Hearts Glimmer Plates
  • Spellbinders Glimmer Foil - Rose Gold, Polished Brass, and Crimson Stars
  • Acetate
  • Foam Tape
  • Assorted Valentine Glitter Set from Michaels
  • Valentine Paper Craft Red/Pink Glitter Stickers from Hobby Lobby
  • Small Heart Punch
  • Recollections White and Gold Striped Washi Tape

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